Tag: justice
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Syracuse honors Langston C. McKinney with a courtroom dedication, recognizing his legacy as the city’s first Black judge and advocate for justice.
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TaShun Bowden-Lewis made history as Connecticut’s first Black chief public defender, shattering barriers and inspiring change, but her groundbreaking tenure was marred by controversy and allegations of workplace misconduct, leaving a complex legacy.
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At only 28 years old, Shequeena McKenzie made history as the first Black female judge appointed in McComb, Mississippi. Learn about her inspirational path breaking barriers.
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- Jacqueline Bailey-Davis Becomes Norristown’s First Black Female Police Chief, Leading 90 Staff Before Administrative Leave Announcement
- Shayla Favor Becomes First Black Woman Elected County Prosecutor, Championing Justice and Representation
- Len Johnson, Boxing Legend and Civil Rights Advocate, to Become Manchester’s First Black Statue Honoree
- Alicia Graf Mack, Juilliard’s First Black Dean and Director of Dance, Inspires the Next Generation of Performers
